What big decision does Mama Lena make?
To put a down payment of $3.500 on a house in Clybourne park
Why does he visit the family?
To give them an offer to not move into Clybourne Park
Mrs. Johnson, the Younger next door neighbor, visits and tells them about what?
The bombings
What does Ruth tell Beneatha that the first thing she wants to do in the new house?
Take a warm bath
Where had Walter been going instead of to work?
driving, thinking and drinking
After returning from their date, what items do Beneatha and George see all over the apartment?
Boxes for moving to the new house
Walter's boss calls and tells Ruth that Walter has not been to work in how many days?
Three days
How is the money distributed (used) by Mama Lena?
Mama Lena put down a payment of $3.500 toward the house, $3.000 for medical school for Beneatha, and $3.500 for Walter for a saving account.
What does money symbolizes to Walter?
Money symbolizes entrepreneurship, wealth, success, and future legacy.
What happens to the rest of the insurance money?
Walter gives it to Willy Harris as an investment, and Willy leaves town with the money.
Karl Lindner is a representative of what organization?
Clybourne Park Improvement Association
What does Ruth say that she and Walter did the previous evening that shows the overall mood has improved?
The movies
When George tries to kiss Beneatha after their date, what does she want to do instead?
She wants to talk intelligently about Africa and worldly issues.
Who does Mrs. Johnson quote to support her opinion that the Youngers are a proud- acting bunch of colored folks?
Booker T. Washington
What gift does the family surprise Mama with after Mr. Lindner leaves?
Gardening tools
How much does Mama want to put toward Beneatha's medical schooling?
$3.000
Describe the change in Walter after he gets his hands on the money
Walter is extremely happy and giddy and began to fantasize about being rich.